Singapore Tour Packages from Kolkata
Both non-stops from Dum Dum fly at night, so the first morning in Singapore is the part to plan – private holidays from Kolkata built around the Puja break, the red-eye flights and a Bengali love of good fish.
Singapore has been a favourite first foreign holiday for Kolkata families for decades, and it still makes sense: a flight of about four and a quarter hours from Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, a city where children can ride the MRT safely, and food that ranges from Little India's thalis to fish-head curry that Bengali travellers talk about for years. As of November 2026 two airlines fly the route non-stop, IndiGo and Singapore Airlines, about 13 flights a week between them. Both leave Kolkata late at night, which shapes the whole trip.
This page is for travellers from Kolkata, Howrah, Salt Lake and New Town, and for families from Siliguri, Durgapur, Asansol or Guwahati who connect through CCU. It sets out realistic package costs, the two night flights and how to use the first and last days well, the Singapore visa as it works from Kolkata as of November 2026, three day-wise itineraries including Malaysia and Bali combinations, how the Durga Puja, Kali Puja and winter breaks fall against Singapore's weather and festivals, and food notes for both the fish lovers and the vegetarian Marwari and Jain families we plan for. Our team plans from Ahmedabad on WhatsApp and phone; we have no Kolkata office, and every document reaches you as a PDF.
Updated November 2026 by the Vibrant Holidays team, Ahmedabad.
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Singapore package prices from Kolkata (2026–27)
There are 24 Singapore packages on sale today from ₹28,000 per person. The ranges below are per person on twin sharing and exclude the Kolkata–Singapore airfare. They include hotels with breakfast, private airport transfers, the visa fee and agent charge, a city tour, Gardens by the Bay's two domes, Sentosa with the cable car and S.E.A. Aquarium, the Night Safari and, on the family routes, a day at Universal Studios Singapore.
| Trip from Kolkata | Standard (3-star, Little India / Bugis) | Deluxe (4-star, Clarke Quay / Orchard) | Premium (5-star, Marina Bay / Sentosa) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 nights – Puja-break family trip with Universal Studios | ₹38,000 – 49,000 | ₹52,000 – 68,000 | ₹87,000 – 1,30,000 |
| 3 nights – couples' winter break, no theme park | ₹29,000 – 38,000 | ₹41,000 – 53,000 | ₹70,000 – 1,05,000 |
| 6 nights – Singapore 3 + Kuala Lumpur and Genting 3, home from KL | ₹50,000 – 64,000 | ₹67,000 – 88,000 | ₹1,10,000 – 1,65,000 |
| 7 nights – Singapore 3 + Bali 4 | ₹54,000 – 68,000 | ₹72,000 – 92,000 | ₹1,18,000 – 1,75,000 |
Airfare from Kolkata: as of November 2026, a return economy ticket on the non-stop usually costs about ₹22,000 – 36,000 per person when booked six to eight weeks ahead, with a checked bag; Singapore Airlines sits at the top of that range with meals and baggage included. Fares out of Kolkata in the week before Durga Puja and around Christmas often run 30 – 50% higher, partly because Bengalis living in Singapore fly home for the Puja. Leaving on Dashami night or a few days after it is usually cheaper than leaving on Panchami.
Not in the package: lunches and most dinners (SGD 8 – 15 a head at hawker centres, more in restaurants), the Universal Studios Express Pass, Skyline Luge, the Singapore Flyer, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, MRT and Grab rides on free days, shopping and the hotel's card deposit. Each appears on your quote with an approximate figure.
The two Kolkata non-stops and how to use them
Singapore is 2½ hours ahead of India. These are the timings on sale in November 2026; they move with each season, and other carriers have flown the route at times, so we confirm what operates on your dates.
| Flight | Leaves / arrives (local time) | Included | Day one looks like |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore Airlines, Kolkata – Singapore | About 11.20 – 11.40 pm from CCU, about 6.15 am at Changi | Meals and checked baggage | Breakfast at Jewel, bags dropped at the hotel, a light morning and an afternoon rest |
| IndiGo, Kolkata – Singapore | About 2.15 am from CCU, about 9.05 am at Changi | Check what your fare includes | A broken night, but you reach the city mid-morning, close to a realistic early check-in |
| IndiGo, Singapore – Kolkata | About 10 am from Changi, about 11.45 am in Kolkata | As above | Leave the hotel by 7 am; home for a late lunch |
| Singapore Airlines, Singapore – Kolkata | About 8.40 pm from Changi, about 10.30 pm in Kolkata | Meals and baggage | A full last day for Jewel and shopping; keep the room till late afternoon |
Planning around the red-eye
- Book the room from the night before for families with small children or grandparents. It costs one extra night but lets everyone sleep from 7 am instead of waiting in a lobby until the 3 pm check-in.
- Keep day one light: Gardens by the Bay's evening light show, a river cruise or a walk on Marina Bay. Universal Studios and Sentosa go on days two and three.
- Getting to Dum Dum: international flights use the integrated terminal. The Yellow Line Metro reaches Jai Hind (Biman Bandar) station, but not at 9 or 10 pm with suitcases, so book a cab: 30 – 45 minutes from Salt Lake or New Town, an hour or more from Behala, Tollygunge or Howrah. Be at the terminal three hours before departure.
- From North Bengal and the North East: an evening flight from Bagdogra or Guwahati into Kolkata connects to either non-stop. On a single ticket your bag goes through; on separate tickets, leave at least four hours.
- Mixing airlines: many Kolkata couples fly out on Singapore Airlines and home on IndiGo's morning flight, or the reverse, to balance price and sleep. We price both combinations.
Singapore visa for Kolkata travellers (as of November 2026)
Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa approved before departure, and the check is now made at the CCU counter: airlines can refuse boarding to passengers who do not meet Singapore's entry rules. There is no visa on arrival. Applications from Kolkata go through an Authorised Visa Agent appointed by the Singapore High Commission, as they do from every Indian city, and the visa is issued electronically.
- Cost: ₹2,100 per person paid to the High Commission, not refunded if the application is refused, plus the agent's service fee of ₹1,300. Children pay the same.
- Documents: signed Form 14A, a passport valid for at least six months from the date of entry, recent colour photographs, and the bank statements, salary slips or ITRs and covering letter that agents ask for in practice. Retired parents travelling with you usually show their own pension or savings statements.
- Visiting family: Singapore has a sizeable Bengali community. If you stay with a relative who is a citizen or permanent resident, the mission may ask for Form V39A, a letter of introduction from that person.
- Timing: processing is generally three to five working days. Apply three weeks ahead normally, and five to six weeks ahead for a Puja or Christmas departure, when agents across eastern India are busiest.
- SG Arrival Card: each traveller files it free on the ICA website or app within three days before arrival; the electronic visit pass is emailed to you after immigration.
We prepare your file and submit it through an authorised agent; approval is at the discretion of Singapore's authorities, and a visa never guarantees entry. Step-by-step details are in our Singapore visa guide for Indians.
Three Singapore itineraries from Kolkata
4 nights / 5 days – Puja-break family trip (Singapore Airlines out, evening return)
- Day 1: Land about 6.15 am; room held from the previous night. Sleep till lunch, then Marina Bay, the Merlion and the Supertree light show.
- Day 2: Universal Studios Singapore for the whole day; early dinner and bed.
- Day 3: Cable car from Mount Faber to Sentosa, S.E.A. Aquarium, Siloso beach and the Wings of Time show.
- Day 4: Flower Dome and Cloud Forest in the morning, Chinatown and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Night Safari after dark.
- Day 5: Mustafa Centre for chocolates and electronics, then Jewel Changi's indoor waterfall and the evening flight home.
6 nights / 7 days – Singapore and Malaysia, home from Kuala Lumpur
- Days 1 – 3: Singapore – city, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa and the Night Safari at an easier pace.
- Day 4: Private car across the Johor causeway to Kuala Lumpur (about five to six hours with the border), or a one-hour flight; evening at the Petronas Twin Towers.
- Day 5: Genting Highlands by cable car – cool air, the theme park and the casino floor for adults.
- Day 6: Batu Caves, Merdeka Square and shopping at Bukit Bintang.
- Day 7: Fly Kuala Lumpur to Kolkata; non-stops on this sector have been operated by Indian and Malaysian carriers, and we confirm the current one.
Malaysia is visa-free for Indian tourists until 31 December 2026, with the free MDAC arrival card; the rule for 2027 has not been confirmed, so we recheck it before booking.
7 nights / 8 days – honeymoon after a Magh wedding: Singapore and Bali
- Days 1 – 3: Singapore – a Marina Bay or Sentosa hotel, river cruise, SkyPark at sunset, a rooftop dinner.
- Day 4: Fly Singapore to Bali, about 2½ hours; private transfer to Ubud.
- Days 5 – 6: Ubud rice terraces, the swing, a temple visit, a private-pool villa.
- Days 7 – 8: Seminyak or Jimbaran beach, a seafood dinner on the sand, then fly home through Singapore or Kuala Lumpur.
Indonesia charges a visa on arrival of IDR 500,000 and a Bali tourist levy of IDR 150,000, best paid online before you fly; our Bali tours from Kolkata page covers the Bali side in detail. Every itinerary is private: your own transfers and dates, and a whole para or office group can travel as a private group with its own coach.
Durga Puja, Kali Puja and winter: Kolkata's holidays against Singapore's calendar
| Kolkata window | Approximate dates | Singapore then | Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christmas and winter break | Late December 2026 – early January 2027 | North-east monsoon showers, Orchard Road lights, New Year fireworks at Marina Bay | Highest; book now |
| Saraswati Puja and Magh weddings | Late January – February 2027 | Chinese New Year decorations in Chinatown; driest weeks begin | Medium-high around Chinese New Year |
| Holi and school exams | March 2027 | Dry and hot; good for couples | Medium |
| Poila Baisakh | Mid-April 2027 | Warm, afternoon storms starting | Medium |
| Summer vacation | May – early June | Hot and humid; Singapore's own school holidays from late May | Medium-high |
| Durga Puja | About 5 – 10 October 2027 (Dashami around 9 – 10 October) | Inter-monsoon weather – sunny mornings, short heavy storms in the afternoon | High in Puja week |
| Kali Puja and Diwali | Late October 2027 (Lakshmi Puja on 29 October) | Little India's Deepavali light-up and bazaar | Medium-high |
Three things are worth knowing for a Puja trip. First, Singapore's Bengali associations usually hold their own Durga Puja with pandals, bhog and cultural evenings; if you cannot bear to miss Ashtami anjali, you can attend there. Second, the Formula 1 night race is held around Marina Bay in late September or early October, and on that weekend Marina Bay hotel rates jump; we check the race date before booking. Third, West Bengal's long Puja school break gives room to leave after Dashami, when fares from Kolkata fall and the pandal crowds at home thin out.
CBSE and ICSE schools in Kolkata set their own Puja and winter dates; send us the circular. Bengali wedding months, roughly Agrahayan and Magh, fill honeymoon hotels in Singapore and Bali early.
Month by month
| Months | Singapore weather | Kolkata angle |
|---|---|---|
| November – January | Wettest spell, cooler evenings | Kali Puja aftermath, winter break, Christmas |
| February – April | Driest and sunniest | Magh weddings, Saraswati Puja, Poila Baisakh |
| May – September | Hot, humid, occasional haze in some years | Summer vacation, monsoon at home, Rath Yatra |
| October | Inter-monsoon storms in the afternoon | Durga Puja and Lakshmi Puja |
Food for Kolkata travellers: fish, rice and vegetarian options
Singapore is one of the easiest places abroad for a Bengali appetite, because rice and seafood are everywhere.
- For the fish lovers: fish-head curry in Little India, steamed fish with ginger at Chinese seafood restaurants, sambal stingray grilled at hawker centres, and chilli crab or pepper crab on the East Coast for a celebration dinner. Ask the price by weight before ordering crab.
- Rice with jhol: a cluster of Bangladeshi-run eateries around Desker Road and Rowell Road in Little India serves rice with fish and vegetable curries much closer to home cooking than any tourist menu. Mustard oil is rare, so posto and shorshe dishes are the ones you will miss.
- Hawker centres: Lau Pa Sat, Maxwell and Tekka Centre are good starting points. Many Chinese stalls cook with pork or lard, so vegetarians and those avoiding pork should look for Indian or Muslim stalls.
- Marwari and Jain families: Little India has long-running pure-vegetarian restaurants, and several will cook without onion and garlic on request. Sentosa and Universal Studios have few vegetarian choices, so carry snacks for those days.
- Sweet tooth: no roshogolla, but kaya toast with soft-boiled eggs at breakfast and ice-cream sandwiches from the carts on Orchard Road win most Kolkata children over.
Shopping and practical notes
- Shopping: Mustafa Centre in Little India, open round the clock, for chocolates, perfumes, electronics and luggage. Claim the tourist GST refund at Changi on purchases above SGD 100 at participating shops.
- Gold and customs: Indian customs is strict on gold at Kolkata airport. Short-trip travellers do not qualify for the jewellery concessions given to Indians living abroad, so declare anything beyond the general free allowance.
- Money: about ₹65 – 70 to the Singapore dollar as of November 2026. Cards and contactless work almost everywhere, including MRT gates.
- Weather: 25 – 32°C all year with sudden afternoon showers – like a Kolkata August day, but with air-conditioned malls everywhere. Carry an umbrella and a light layer.
- Rules: no e-cigarettes, no chewing gum, fines for littering and for eating on the MRT.
Why Kolkata travellers book Singapore with Vibrant Holidays
- Clear about where we are: about 18 people at our C G Road office in Ahmedabad, in business for 11 years. Kolkata clients plan with us on WhatsApp, phone or video call, Monday to Saturday.
- Flights and rooms planned together: we hold the hotel room from the night before when you land at dawn, and match the return flight to your last-day plans.
- Visa with the package: we prepare and submit the application through an authorised agent and remind you about the SG Arrival Card; approval is Singapore's decision.
- Combinations that work: Malaysia, Bali or a short cruise added with the right visa type and routing back to Kolkata.
- 24×7 support on tour: a WhatsApp line and a Singapore ground partner. IATA-accredited; member of TAAI, TAFI, ADTOI and IATO; recognised by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India.
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How much does a Singapore tour package from Kolkata cost?
Our Singapore packages currently start at ₹28,000 per person for 3 nights. Most of our Singapore packages fall between ₹45,500 and ₹79,000 per person. The final cost depends on the travel month, hotel category, number of travellers and whether flights from Kolkata are added. Open any package below to see exactly what is included, or ask us for a quote with flights.
Which airlines fly non-stop from Kolkata to Singapore?
As of November 2026, IndiGo and Singapore Airlines fly non-stop, about 13 flights a week between them. Singapore Airlines leaves around 11.30 pm and lands about 6.15 am; IndiGo leaves around 2.15 am and lands about 9 am. Other carriers have flown the route at times, so we confirm the schedule for your dates.
How long is the flight from Kolkata to Singapore?
About four hours and twenty to thirty minutes non-stop. Singapore is two and a half hours ahead of India, so a flight leaving Kolkata just before midnight lands at about 6.15 am local time. Coming home, the morning flight reaches Kolkata before noon and the evening flight at about 10.30 pm.
How much is a Kolkata to Singapore return flight?
As of November 2026, a return economy ticket on the non-stop usually costs about ₹22,000 to ₹36,000 per person when booked six to eight weeks ahead, including a checked bag. The week before Durga Puja and Christmas often cost 30 to 50 percent more. Leaving after Dashami is usually cheaper.
Both flights arrive early in the morning – what do we do on day one?
For families we usually book the hotel room from the previous night so everyone can sleep on arrival. Couples often skip that, have breakfast at Jewel Changi, leave bags at the hotel and keep the day light. Big outings such as Universal Studios and Sentosa go on days two and three.
Is Singapore good for a Durga Puja holiday from Kolkata?
Yes, for families who want the long school break abroad. October brings sunny mornings with short afternoon storms. Fares rise in the week before the Puja, so leaving on or after Dashami saves money. Singapore's Bengali associations usually hold their own Puja, so you need not miss anjali entirely.
Can we apply for the Singapore visa ourselves from Kolkata?
No. Tourist applications from India are submitted only through Authorised Visa Agents appointed by the Singapore High Commission. The fee is ₹2,100 per person plus a ₹1,300 agent charge, and processing usually takes three to five working days. We prepare and submit the file; approval is Singapore's decision.
Will Bengali fish lovers enjoy the food in Singapore?
Most do. Fish-head curry in Little India, steamed fish at Chinese restaurants, grilled sambal stingray at hawker centres and chilli crab are favourites. Bangladeshi-run eateries around Desker Road serve rice with fish curries close to home cooking. Mustard oil is hard to find, so shorshe dishes are the gap.
Is vegetarian and Jain food easy in Singapore for Marwari families?
Yes, especially around Little India, where long-running pure-vegetarian restaurants serve North and South Indian food and several cook without onion and garlic on request. Hawker centres need care because many stalls use pork or lard. Sentosa and Universal Studios have few options, so carry snacks for those days.
Can we combine Malaysia or Bali with Singapore from Kolkata?
Yes. Kuala Lumpur is five to six hours by road or an hour by air, and you can fly home to Kolkata from there. Bali is about 2½ hours from Singapore. Malaysia is visa-free for Indians until 31 December 2026; Bali needs an IDR 500,000 visa on arrival. A multiple-entry Singapore visa matters if you return through Singapore.
How many days are enough for Singapore from Kolkata?
Four nights is the comfortable minimum for a family, because the night flight makes day one short. That covers the city, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, Universal Studios and the Night Safari. Couples manage in three nights. Add three nights for Malaysia or four for Bali if you have the full Puja or winter break.
Do you have an office in Kolkata?
No. Vibrant Holidays is based in Ahmedabad, and our team plans Kolkata trips remotely on WhatsApp, phone or video call. You get the quote and itinerary as a PDF, pay against an invoice by bank transfer or UPI, and receive the e-visa, tickets and vouchers before you fly. Support runs 24×7 during the trip.
